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COVID-19 Pandemic Perspectives India (Tushya Mehta) The perspective that this page is exploring is the perspective of the largest democracy of the world- India. It is also the second-most populous country in the world and so understanding how the nation is dealing with this crisis is crucial. The country is another giant like China where things could go very wrong and according to WHO may direct the future of this pandemic. I am exploring what the citizens are feeling and how they are responding to the pandemic. I have studied the Prime Minister’s speech on the nationwide lockdown to understand the action being taken., I used media/journalistic sources from TIME and NewYorker to see how the governments decisions are impacting the people. Using previous Public health studies I tried to understand why the decisions being taker are necessary and how prepared India actually is?

World Health Organization - Luke Stimach

Fact-Checked Source: World Health Organization, "Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) Pandemic

The World Health Organization has the responsibility to uphold and care for all the citizens around the world. The COVID-19 virus has infected people on almost every continent on Earth and shows no sign of slowing down. WHO informs the public with new information on how to prevent the spread, quarantine properly, and stay healthy through these dreadful times. The World Health Organization's Coronavirus Page

Looking Deeper: Five Facts Checked

To best understand the responsibility and actions that the World Health Organization has done, I have done research to confirm five facts this source presents about the global pandemic.

Advice for Public: Wash hands frequently and maintain social distancing

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